Witness Heard Sputtering From Ontario Family’s Plane Before Nashville Crash: Report

Published on March 23, 2024

A preliminary report from U.S. authorities probing a plane crash in Tennessee that killed a family of five from Ontario said one witness heard “sputtering” and “popping” sounds from the aircraft’s engine moments before it crashed alongside a highway west of downtown Nashville. On Mar. 22’s report from the National Transportation Safety Board described how pilot Victor Dotsenko of King Township, Ont., told a Nashville International Airport controller in a “faint transmission” that his engine had shut down. “I’m going to be landing, I don’t know where,” said Mr. Dotsenko, according to the report. The controller declared an emergency and cleared Mr. Dotsenko to land the plane carrying his wife and three children on a runway....

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